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The simple exogamous allows exchange of nutrients, waste and gases. It can be found in blood vessels and air sacs in the lungs. The stratified exogamous protects against drying out and infection. It can be found in the outer layer of skin, mouth and vagina. Ciliated Epithelium The ciliated epithelium helps move cells along the tissue and help move remains along the surface of the cell. It can be found in the brain, digestive system, and reproductive tract. Simple Compound be found in blood vessels and air sacs in the lungs. Blood The red blood cell is a connective tissue and provides the body with oxygen.
It can be found everywhere around the body. The white blood cells fight against pathogens and antibodies. It can be found everywhere in the body. Cartilage The cartilage is a connective tissue which reduces the friction at joints, and supports the respiratory tract. It also acts as shock absorbers between weight-bearing bones. It is found between joints Of bones. Bone The bones protect the body against mechanical damages and assist in the movement of the body. It stores minerals and produces red and white blood cells. It makes up the majority of the body (the peninsular skeleton).
Areola The areola reloads and protects the epithelial. It also provides immune defense against infection, and allows passage for nerves and blood vessels through other tissues. It is located under all epithelial, outside blood vessels and also the esophagi. Striated Muscle Striated muscles also known as voluntary muscles are attached to bones and produce all the movements of body parts. It IS under voluntary control meaning it can be controlled. They are muscle fibers that are long and cylindrical in shape and have blunt ends. These are movements that we intro ourselves in the body e. . The movement of our legs or hands. Non striated Muscle Non-striated muscles look smooth hence why they are called smooth muscles. They are the involuntary movements in the body e. G. The cardiovascular system (the heart). These muscle fibers and long spindle shaped with pointed ends. They can also be found in the stomach, intestines and blood vessels. Cardiac Muscle The cardiac muscle is an involuntary muscle which is only found in the heart and its function is to regulate the beat of your heart, which altogether pumps oxygenated blood around the body.
The average human heart beats 70 times in a minute. TASK 2: (outcome 1) (UP) Complete the table below to show the role Of different tissue types in two named body systems Body system Organ or structure Tissue type found Role of tissue type Cardiovascular system Heart Cardiac muscle tissue, Nerve tissue Connective tissue. The cardiac muscle tissue contracts, making the heart pump. The nerve tissue sends messages that instruct the heart to beat fast or slow. The connective blood tissues travel from the heart to other organs of the body.
Circulatory System Connective tissue The connective tissue transports oxygen and keeps the body at the same temperature. Artery Epithelium tissue Muscle tissue The epithelium tissue protects the arteries outer layer. The muscle tissue allows artery to contract. Respiratory system Alveoli The connective tissue allows diffusion. Respiratory System Trachea The epithelium tissue provides elasticity for the trachea to recoil. The smooth muscle tissue in their walls helps to regulate airflow into the lungs. Nasal cavity The epithelium tissue provides physical protection against infections.